Helping you to find us:
We recommend that you come with your own car. The motorways are wonderful. Or else fly to Valencia (approx. 100 km) or to Alicante (approx. 70 km). If you fly you can rent a car from the airport. Rent a car through me from a local, reasonably priced car hire firm, so that it’s waiting for you at the airport. If you prefer we can collect you.
The surroundings:
There are tennis and golf courses nearby. There’s a go-kart track for motor enthusiasts. You can rent a bike or motor bike and drive in the mountains. Go surfing, fishing or diving in the sea. Our three small, clean sandy beaches are flat and just right for children. The water quality is wonderful. If you like getting up early you can go to the fish auction hall in the early hours. Or discover the traces of an earlier civilisation in the little villages of the Costa Blanca. You can find Moorish mosques, Roman theatres and west Goth settlements as well as baroque cathedrals. Costa Blanca still retains the lovely way of life so admired by most Europeans. There are lots of festivals the whole year through.
Tourism in Moraira:
The best attractions are the divina pastora and ‘Catalina’ church which have Gothic and Renaissance building features, as well as one of the oldest organs in the region. Moraira Tower, built to repulse attacks in the 18th century, is a potent symbol of the town. On Moraira harbour you’ll see the 'Cap d’Or' watch tower built by Phillipp II, also a symbol of the town. In commemoration of it there’s a big festival in June called “Christians against the Moors” with picturesque processions. Even in the smallest villages of Costa Blanca you’ll find traces of different civilisations. You can find Moorish mosques, Roman theatres and west Goth settlements as well as baroque cathedrals. Costa Blanca still retains the lovely way of life so admired by most Europeans. There are lots of festivals the whole year through.
Ski:
Even in the smallest villages of Costa Blanca you’ll find traces of different civilisations. You can find Moorish mosques, Roman theatres and west Goth settlements as well as baroque cathedrals. Costa Blanca still retains the lovely way of life so admired by most Europeans. There are lots of festivals the whole year through when local people celebrate with good food, traditional music, delicious wine and lots of fireworks. You’ll be enchanted by this joie de vivre.
Golf:
In and around Moraira there are lots of golf courses. Club de Golf de Oliva Nova in Denia offers a tournament programme 2004: from 8th to 14th February the ETGF Tour, World Teacher’s Cup; 24 - 29 February the EPD- Tour; 16 - 18 March The Ray Clemenca Football Golf; 18 - 20 May The Celebrity Golf Tour; 19 - 20 June Meisterschaft Club de Golf Oliva Nova; 01 - 07 November European Tour Pre Qualifying Stage 2; 22 - 26 November The Mail on Sunday Tour; 01 - 03 December The Celebrity Golf Tour. Personal golfing weeks can be booked. In a radius of 40 km there are 5 splendid golf courses. Close at hand is the 9-hole-golf course 'Club de Golf Ifach' (course: 3406 m, par 60, handicap D 36 H 28) with a wonderful sea view. About 10 km away there’s 'Club Golf Javea' (course 3.040 m, par 72, handicap D 30 H 26) surrounded by low hills and huge orange trees. About 20 km away is the 18-hole course 'Club de Golf de Sella' right next to Montgo Nature Park (course 6.028 m, par 72, handicap D 36 H 28), about 38 km away there’s the 9-hole course Club Don Cayo (course 3078 m, par 36, handicap D 36 H 28) entrenched in the landscape of Bernia mountain ridge. This site has a splendid view of the sea and the mountains and the coast is about 1 km away. About 40 km away is the fantastic new 18 hole course 'Club de Golf Olivia Nova' (course 6.270 m, par 72, handicap H 36 H 36).
Other Activities:
Dancing, billiards, bridge, scat, jazz, snorkelling
marks the location of the property in Javea, Moraira and Denia area
